@@JapaneseGardenTV I thank you for that already. I also think it's very important that old knowledge like that about Japanese gardening continues to be used.
This is one of your best videos yet, Matsunaga-san! The cultural details were very informative and provided a better appreciation of Roji-style gardens. Looking forward to Episode 2!
Thanks for sharing the deep-rooted Japanese cultural meaning of omotenashi, highest Japanese hospitality. The revered mindset of dedication, immense preparation and meticulous ceremony to make it the most memorable experience possible for guests. The roji garden is an important part of the ceremony. It beautifully supports the symbolic & defined views: with its stepping stones, bamboo fences, tsukubai water basin and tranquil plantings with its sublime visual beauty & details.
I'm especially looking forward to seeing this garden because I love learning about the different tea ceremonies. Japanese gardens and tea ceremonies are both very beautiful and calming. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for this great video! I didnt know that japanese garden is related closer to tea ceremony, very interesting information about tea ceremony that I didnt know, I always think that it is a simple ceremony, but I was totally wrong!
what exhaustive work... the details... Thank you very much for the explanations, we couldn't understand the depth of this work. I look forward to the next one! beautiful video!
I have greatly appreciated your past videos - each one serene, lovely and inspiring. Your new video format is even more beautiful! I gain deeper understanding and insights for my garden tasks. I will feel more connected with nature and knowing that others work in this way, too. Thank you!
I really enjoyed your video of this father + son duo, they had a great dynamic. I also appreciate your explanation of Omotenashi and the tea ceremony. Thank you!
Thank you, for a fuller understanding of the stages leading up to a tea ceremony and the celebration it reflects. The Roji is indeed beautiful and an area I am familiar with but the true ceremony was limited in my understanding. I look forward to the next video.
Magnificent job! What dedication. Please receive my expressions of admiration from the other side of the planet, Puerto Rico in the Caribbean. Health to all of you.
So happy to see another of your videos.I look every day for another post.I love the beautiful graciousness of Japanese anything!But your gardens are divine.I can't wait for the second part,and much more.Thankyou.
We had a horrible freeze this year in N. Florida, even my bamboo froze, I'm hoping all will come back, but in the meantime your video has helped my spirit smile and this winter gives me time to reestablish my gardens to a more serene space. I've only lived in this location for a year, so thank you for this video, I'll be watching over and over...!
Thank you very much for this interesting video! Seeing not only how the garden maintenance is done but also why it is done in this manner opens the mind and makes you want to learn more about Japanese traditions. Inspiring and peaceful at the same time. Thank you for bringing a little piece of your world into mine!
Brilliant video loved the information and improved cultural understanding this really made the content even stronger. My favorite was the last view from inside where you could feel how the owner and visitors would also see enjoy the garden. I wish my house more had that kind of view
Matsunaga-san, thank you for yet another great gardening video, and introducing Shigeharu-san. I especially liked your explanation of the terms and the supporting illustrations.
Thật khâm phục công việc của các bác,tinh tế trong từng động tác luôn ạ, cách sử dụng vật liệu sãn có quá sáng tạo... cám ơn mọi người đã chia sẻ video
How are these great shovels as shown in 09:58 named? The brushes / brooms are called shuro, it recently found out, but the other thing? Thanks for your consideration.
superbe comme très souvent, juste dommage que l'on ai plus accès au sous titrage, dans les paramètres des vidéos. En tout cas, ca me motive pour aller un peu plus souvent nettoyer mon jardin japonisant ... même si je suis encore loin de vos jardins au Japon. Je dois encore attendre que les arbres poussent et prennent leur place réelle. Merci et bonne continuation
Hi from Spain. I have a question, I would appreciate it if you could answer. At the end of the video you can see that they tie a rope to a stone. Why do they do this? Does it mean something in Japanese culture?
Thank you for your watching!!✨🙌
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青竹の全部を変えてしまわない精神性のお話に感動しました。
また、こんな動画を拝見したいです。
ありがとうございました。
いつも動画のご視聴ありがとうございます😊
次の動画も面白くなると思いますので、楽しみにお待ちください！✨
This explanation is really very helpful. Without them you would only see some gardeners (masters) tending and cleaning a garden. 👍
Thank you! 😊
I'll try to be more informative this year! 👍
@@JapaneseGardenTV I thank you for that already. I also think it's very important that old knowledge like that about Japanese gardening continues to be used.
This is one of your best videos yet, Matsunaga-san! The cultural details were very informative and provided a better appreciation of Roji-style gardens. Looking forward to Episode 2!
Thanks for all your kind messages!
I'll do my best to make my next video!😊
I just discovered this channel and I love it. thank you.
Thanks for sharing the deep-rooted Japanese cultural meaning of omotenashi, highest Japanese hospitality. The revered mindset of dedication, immense preparation and meticulous ceremony to make it the most memorable experience possible for guests. The roji garden is an important part of the ceremony. It beautifully supports the symbolic & defined views: with its stepping stones, bamboo fences, tsukubai water basin and tranquil plantings with its sublime visual beauty & details.
Thank you!
I'm sure the next video will be quite interesting as well, so look forward to it 😊✨.
Thank you so much for this beautiful video.
Thank you for your watching!!✨
I'm especially looking forward to seeing this garden because I love learning about the different tea ceremonies. Japanese gardens and tea ceremonies are both very beautiful and calming. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for your nice comment 😊
Stay tuned for the next video!
Thanks sharing 感謝分享🙏👍🇺🇸❤️🇯🇵
Thank you for your watching!!✨
Lovely and beautiful. Very informative as to Japanese Culture. I'm glad to support you.
Thanks for this great video! I didnt know that japanese garden is related closer to tea ceremony, very interesting information about tea ceremony that I didnt know, I always think that it is a simple ceremony, but I was totally wrong!
what exhaustive work... the details... Thank you very much for the explanations, we couldn't understand the depth of this work. I look forward to the next one! beautiful video!
Thank you!
I'm sure the next video will be quite interesting as well, so look forward to it 😊✨.
I have greatly appreciated your past videos - each one serene, lovely and inspiring.
Your new video format is even more beautiful! I gain deeper understanding and insights for my garden tasks. I will feel more connected with nature and knowing that others work in this way, too. Thank you!
Thank you! 😊
Stay tuned for the next video! ✨
Thank you. Very informative . Very beautiful . Looking forward to more.
Thank you for your watching!!✨
I really enjoyed your video of this father + son duo, they had a great dynamic. I also appreciate your explanation of Omotenashi and the tea ceremony. Thank you!
Thank you very much for another informative video. Brightened up my rainy Sunday!
Thank you!
Please look forward to watching my next video 😊✨.
I absolutely love this channel. I learn so much. Thank you and God bless
Thanks for all your kind comments! 😊
Especially enjoy more time with the garden views and the natural sounds🏯
Thank you for your watching!!✨😊
thanks a lot again! very informative. waiting for the next one.
Thanks again for watching!
I'll do my best to make the next video 😊✨
I love your videos. Thank you so much for this content. 🙏🏽
Beautiful calm garden. Thank you for an informative video on the garden and relation to the tea ceremony.
Thanks again for watching!
I'll do my best to make the next video 😊✨
Thank you, for a fuller understanding of the stages leading up to a tea ceremony and the celebration it reflects. The Roji is indeed beautiful and an area I am familiar with but the true ceremony was limited in my understanding. I look forward to the next video.
Magnificent job! What dedication. Please receive my expressions of admiration from the other side of the planet, Puerto Rico in the Caribbean. Health to all of you.
Thank you for your kind comments 😊.
Stay tuned for my next video!!!!
@@JapaneseGardenTV Will do!
Fascinating look at Japanese culture. Thank you for another great video.
Thank you!
Please look forward to my next video✨
Love the extra description and information you put into the graphics for this one. Great video!
Thanks again for watching!
Stay tuned for the next video😊.
A most humbling experience .. thank you ..
As always, beautiful and watching this makes my heart full.
Thank you!!
I'll do my best to make the next video 😊✨
As usual, your videos bring amazing information and relaxation. Thank you. Your work and Niwashi's knowledge are truly appreciated.
Thanks again for watching!
I'll do my best to make the next video 😊✨
Don't worry too much, you got it figure out already. Let your inner aesthetic sense lead you, as it had all along this journey.
Really enjoyed the video and great learning about Sado.
Thank you for putting in so much effort. Expect the next episode :)
So happy to see another of your videos.I look every day for another post.I love the beautiful graciousness of Japanese anything!But your gardens are divine.I can't wait for the second part,and much more.Thankyou.
Thank you!✨
And I'll do my best to make my next video!
Thank You , I loved learning about the tea ceremony and tea gardens. They are the most beautiful gardens to me :)
We had a horrible freeze this year in N. Florida, even my bamboo froze, I'm hoping all will come back, but in the meantime your video has helped my spirit smile and this winter gives me time to reestablish my gardens to a more serene space. I've only lived in this location for a year, so thank you for this video, I'll be watching over and over...!
Thank you!
I'm sure the next video will be just as interesting!😊
Thank you very much for this interesting video! Seeing not only how the garden maintenance is done but also why it is done in this manner opens the mind and makes you want to learn more about Japanese traditions. Inspiring and peaceful at the same time. Thank you for bringing a little piece of your world into mine!
Wonderful to watch. As a "gaijin" it took me many years to learn the tea ceremony. And I'm still learning more to fully understand it. Arigato.🙏
Thank you for your watching!!😊✨
Love this style - it’s so good to have the details explained. Thank you.
I realy enjoyed your video! The informations were interesting and well explained, thank you!
❤As beautiful as ever! So calming to watch and enjoy! 🙏🏻
Thank you for your watching!!✨😊
Beautiful thank you 🙏
Thank you for your watching!!✨
素晴らしい仕事。ビデオと新年あけましておめでとうございます!
あけましておめでとうございます🎍
The simple things are so lovely.🦎
Brilliant video loved the information and improved cultural understanding this really made the content even stronger. My favorite was the last view from inside where you could feel how the owner and visitors would also see enjoy the garden. I wish my house more had that kind of view
Thank you! 😊
I'll try my best to make my next video, look forward to it!
Love it, relaxing to start my day
Matsunaga-san, thank you for yet another great gardening video, and introducing Shigeharu-san. I especially liked your explanation of the terms and the supporting illustrations.
Thank you😊✨
Where can you purchase the large green cleaning pans and brushes they use? ❤❤❤❤❤
Modern society will become harsh and cold unless many of these traditional ways are preserved. These beautiful gardens bring balance. 🙏
That's exactly what I'm talking about😊.
I too would like to preserve these valuable skills as much as possible.
Thật khâm phục công việc của các bác,tinh tế trong từng động tác luôn ạ, cách sử dụng vật liệu sãn có quá sáng tạo... cám ơn mọi người đã chia sẻ video
Fantastic🤩! I love your channel and I don't miss one episode. You are very welcome over here to my place in France 😜
Thank you!
I'm sure the next video will be just as interesting!
Stay tuned😊
Thank you for the video! I really enjoyed it!
Thank you! 😊
Stay tuned for the next video! ✨
Que bonito ver la dedicación que le ponen y lo hermoso del jardín.
Gracias por compartir.
How are these great shovels as shown in 09:58 named? The brushes / brooms are called shuro, it recently found out, but the other thing? Thanks for your consideration.
Thank you for sharing.
I'll do my best to make the next video 😊✨
I learned so much and I would like to learn more
Can you do a Japanese plant and garden tool lesson video?
I'll try to make a video like that sometime! 😊
Really nice theme 👍😁 Go on! 😉
Thank you😊✨
superbe comme très souvent, juste dommage que l'on ai plus accès au sous titrage, dans les paramètres des vidéos. En tout cas, ca me motive pour aller un peu plus souvent nettoyer mon jardin japonisant ... même si je suis encore loin de vos jardins au Japon. Je dois encore attendre que les arbres poussent et prennent leur place réelle. Merci et bonne continuation
Je vais maintenant être prêt pour que vous puissiez profiter de mes vidéos dans différentes langues 😊.
@@JapaneseGardenTV un tout grand merci👌
Very well done! Very educational! Domo ~~~⛩️
Thank you😊✨
Thank you. The string that is used to tie the bamboo, will it not rot over time and what is it made of?
Of course it will rot😊.
This rope is made from the bark of a the palm tree.
Hi from Spain.
I have a question, I would appreciate it if you could answer.
At the end of the video you can see that they tie a rope to a stone. Why do they do this? Does it mean something in Japanese culture?
I will explain in the next video😊.
Stay tuned!✨
How does the niwashi remove the bamboo rings in side the long section of bamboo? Does he use a special tool?
Is the knot tying the new bamboo of significance? Can you demonstrate how it is tied?
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I'll make a video of how to tie the knot sometime! 😊
fantastic japan.
Thnaks😊
Good!!✨
Thank you for your watching!!✨
Takk!
Thank you so much!!✨🙌
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